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It's swings and roundabouts. As I put it, if Nathan Fillion was still being Captain Reynolds, he'd not have the time to be the star in Castle. And, for a fair few, the latter is better than the former.WishIWasHearEarlier wrote:So TV shows don't get cancelled in Heaven? If that's the case, I wonder how many seasons Twin Peaks got up there. Even with the revival coming up next year, just one more season taking off right after the final episode would be fantastic.
Now the question stands...does Heaven have Half-Life 3?Roarin wrote:Meanwhile at the local heavenly video game store furs and people alike are pre-ordering their copy of Portal 5.
D-Rock wrote:Wow, that third panel, man.
Also, I need to check out Firefly. All I hear is that it's practically a crime that it only got one season. Quite a claim.
They also have the Speilberg/Ridley Scott Star Wars prequels, and the Shyamalan versions of The Matrix series.Iceheart wrote:Heaven has 10 seasons of Firefly!! Why do dead people get to have all the fun?
You think she would have been alive when Undertale came out?Nameless coyote wrote:Between Keene's name, Firefly and maybe Undertale references as well, does anyone else get the impression that ferretmom is actually a huge nerd?
Mr. Milton may have given him that name.Zarpaulus wrote:Also, what's "Keene" a reference to?
It COULD be Keenan Milton, a professional skateboarder who died in 2001.Zarpaulus wrote:You think she would have been alive when Undertale came out?Nameless coyote wrote:Between Keene's name, Firefly and maybe Undertale references as well, does anyone else get the impression that ferretmom is actually a huge nerd?
Also, what's "Keene" a reference to?
Well, she could have played Undertale in Heaven :p. I'm sure they have a director's cut deluxe edition there, or something.Zarpaulus wrote: You think she would have been alive when Undertale came out?
Also, what's "Keene" a reference to?
He could have, but it gets a bit weird then - in that case his mom greets Keene by the name she didn't know when she was alive with him. It could have also be the petstore owner who named all the ferrets.Argent wrote: Mr. Milton may have given him that name.
I'm sure he'd manage.Argent wrote:Now I want to see Keene on a skateboard.
Though that's more a Rock thing.
Nameless coyote wrote:I'm sure he'd manage.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!Argent wrote:They also have the Speilberg/Ridley Scott Star Wars prequels, and the Shyamalan versions of The Matrix series.Iceheart wrote:Heaven has 10 seasons of Firefly!! Why do dead people get to have all the fun?
Come on, you can't disturb their privacy, and in that unexpected way. 
Anyway, I'm curious to see what you've found for Keene, but yes, he shouldn't be afraid now... Keene, you need to go ahead, it's not the time for you to stay in that place. 
But, you mom doesn't seem to help you wanting to do that. So typical. Blushed tiny Keene is so cute. Howl yeah, it's a crime. It was a space western (created and written by Joss Whedon) and was pretty much sabotaged—purposefully or otherwise—by FOX; it was placed in the "Friday night death slot" and the network aired the pilot last.D-Rock wrote:Wow, that third panel, man.
Also, I need to check out Firefly. All I hear is that it's practically a crime that it only got one season. Quite a claim.
In Heaven, time has little to no meaning, so Fillion could be in two places at once. Then again, the denizens of Heaven could probably will the thing into existence, so there's probably no need for actors. Also, Castle is joining Firefly there; its finale was on Monday.Welsh Halfwit wrote:but Fillon didn't, though,
make Castle there
Some things can't be fair.
Maybe TV shows go to heaven after they're cancelled.WishIWasHearEarlier wrote:So TV shows don't get cancelled in Heaven? If that's the case, I wonder how many seasons Twin Peaks got up there. Even with the revival coming up next year, just one more season taking off right after the final episode would be fantastic.
And Half-Life 3?Roarin wrote:Meanwhile at the local heavenly video game store furs and people alike are pre-ordering their copy of Portal 5.
Darn it, you beat me to it.supersonicfan169 wrote:Now the question stands...does Heaven have Half-Life 3?
And, don't forget, the end of Firefly is the film called SERENITY.Retto-the-Otter wrote:Howl yeah, it's a crime. It was a space western (created and written by Joss Whedon) and was pretty much sabotaged—purposefully or otherwise—by FOX; it was placed in the "Friday night death slot" and the network aired the pilot last.D-Rock wrote:Wow, that third panel, man.
Also, I need to check out Firefly. All I hear is that it's practically a crime that it only got one season. Quite a claim.
In Heaven, time has little to no meaning, so Fillion could be in two places at once. Then again, the denizens of Heaven could probably will the thing into existence, so there's probably no need for actors. Also, Castle is joining Firefly there; its finale was on Monday.Welsh Halfwit wrote:but Fillon didn't, though,
make Castle there
Some things can't be fair.
Zion is just another simulation, the real world is another level "down the rabbit hole" and it's a jungle planet (and probably not even Earth)... and Neo is The One because he actually died but his mind was uploaded into an Agent.TheOne wrote:NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!Argent wrote:They also have the Speilberg/Ridley Scott Star Wars prequels, and the Shyamalan versions of The Matrix series.Iceheart wrote:Heaven has 10 seasons of Firefly!! Why do dead people get to have all the fun?
Actually, a few graphic novels were released (officially, I might add), continuing the story and answering some lingering questions Serenity didn't.Welsh Halfwit wrote:And, don't forget, the end of Firefly is the film called SERENITY.Retto-the-Otter wrote:Howl yeah, it's a crime. It was a space western (created and written by Joss Whedon) and was pretty much sabotaged—purposefully or otherwise—by FOX; it was placed in the "Friday night death slot" and the network aired the pilot last.D-Rock wrote:Wow, that third panel, man.
Also, I need to check out Firefly. All I hear is that it's practically a crime that it only got one season. Quite a claim.
In Heaven, time has little to no meaning, so Fillion could be in two places at once. Then again, the denizens of Heaven could probably will the thing into existence, so there's probably no need for actors. Also, Castle is joining Firefly there; its finale was on Monday.Welsh Halfwit wrote:but Fillon didn't, though,
make Castle there
Some things can't be fair.
At least Nathan Fillion will have more time for Voicing Green Lantern in DC's animated films.
I refuse to watch another M. Night movie after he ruined The Last Airbender movie. But a Spielberg/Scott Star Wars prequel is something I can get behind.Argent wrote:They also have the Speilberg/Ridley Scott Star Wars prequels, and the Shyamalan versions of The Matrix series.Iceheart wrote:Heaven has 10 seasons of Firefly!! Why do dead people get to have all the fun?
And, for fans of the OTHER thing beginning with Star...Iceheart wrote:I refuse to watch another M. Night movie after he ruined The Last Airbender movie. But a Spielberg/Scott Star Wars prequel is something I can get behind.Argent wrote:They also have the Speilberg/Ridley Scott Star Wars prequels, and the Shyamalan versions of The Matrix series.Iceheart wrote:Heaven has 10 seasons of Firefly!! Why do dead people get to have all the fun?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvcoly2i-3MArgent wrote:They also have the Speilberg/Ridley Scott Star Wars prequels, and the Shyamalan versions of The Matrix series.Iceheart wrote:Heaven has 10 seasons of Firefly!! Why do dead people get to have all the fun?
The Pokémon Gen 25 games too I bet. XDRoarin wrote:Meanwhile at the local heavenly video game store furs and people alike are pre-ordering their copy of Portal 5.